Ilan Musk's official apology

Ilan Musk has regretted her verbal war with President Donald Trump on the social network X and has retreated less than a week and confessed that "some" have "overwhelmed her posts against the commander -in -chief."

"Some of my posts about President Donald Trump last week. They exaggerated," The richest man in the world in the early hours of Wednesday morning wrote on the social networking platform.

The apology comes six days after Trump said her former adviser and sponsor of her campaign had been "very disappointed" for criticizing the "great and beautiful law" trying to pass through the Senate, which led to a mask with a series of intense personal attacks against the president.

The four -day mask management over the Ministry of Efficiency (DOGE) as a government employee ended on May 5, but just a few days later, the billionaire began to demolish Trump's tax package and expense, warning that it would dramatically increase the national debt and call it a "disgusting ambiguity".

"Sorry, but I can't stand it anymore. This huge and unnecessary Congress bill is a disgusting ambiguity," he wrote in x. "Embarrassment for those who voted for it: You know you are wrong. You know."

The next day, Mask, with a new request to "cancel the bill," asked millions of its followers to contact their delegates and senators and remind them that "bankruptcy of the United States is unacceptable!"

It was reported that the president was "waiting for Mask to intervene behind the scenes" and was "confused" from her hostility, and eventually said this while the German Chancellor Friedrich was in the White House.

"I am very frustrated because Ilan knew better than anyone who sat down here, better than you people," Trump said in the elliptical office. "He knew everything about it. He had no problem with it. Suddenly, he had a problem."

Since then, a sharp exchange of attacks began on billionaire's rival social platforms, though Trump said Mask is "thinning" and accused her of "being crazy" in Truth Social and threatened to receive lucrative government contracts.

Recently, protests in Los Angeles against the illegal treatment of the president's illegal immigration, which involved activists with the Immigration and Customs Officers, and the president has controversial the National Guard to assist local police officers to maintain order.